Major change in how residents pay for tips on the way
Changes are in the works for how people pay to use three of the South Burnett’s largest dumps.
Changes are in the works for how people pay to use three of the South Burnett’s largest dumps.
A beloved country watering hole west of Gympie has revealed plans for a major facelift and expansion with a lounge, dining area and new accommodation.
Gympie ratepayers have forked out a five figure sum for investigations into conduct breaches by councillors, with details of those complaints finally revealed.
A Queensland councillor is pushing for a series of investigations into complaints against his colleagues kept confidential to be released to the public.
QPWS will be carrying out hazard reduction burns in the coming days, provided the weather holds out.
The stepfather of a woman accused of raping and indecently treating a young girl in the Jehovah’s Witness church has “adamantly” denied raping the girl himself, a southeast Queensland court has heard.
One of the region’s busiest and most dangerous roads is getting a touch of love from the state government in the name of safety.
From Gympie to Goomeri to the Mary Valley, significant developments are coming to the region, waiting for Gympie Regional Council to give them the green light.
Described by one resident as ‘paradise’, Gympie Times readers were asked to name the best thing about living in Gympie. Now we’ve compiled their reasons into a poll and are throwing the whole question open to a vote.
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The Mary Valley Art Festival, celebrating 20 years of art and culture in the Mary Valley, has received record entries in this year’s competition.
Butchulla woman Rose Barrowcliffe, who studies at the University of the Sunshine Coast, will step into the Queensland Government’s inaugural role with a complex task of bringing to light the history of Queensland’s First Nations people that has been hidden in state archives.
A Gympie station officer says the death of a nine-year-old Goomeri boy is a “timely reminder” for parents to teach their children about the dangers of petrol near open flames.
Pizza-lovers will have to hold off on their Domino’s cravings for a short period of time while the Gympie store receives a makeover.
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